Komsomolsk Nature Reserve

Komsomolsk Nature Reserve is a protected forest area in Khabarovsk Krai that combines coniferous woodlands, marshes, and river valleys in a single complex landscape. Streams and tributaries flow through the reserve toward the Gorin River, creating a network of waterways that define its structure.

The reserve was designated in 1993 to protect the headwater region of the Gorin River and its surrounding forest ecosystems. This designation reflected Russia's effort to safeguard critical woodland habitats across the Far East.

Scientists and researchers conduct regular fieldwork in the reserve to study local wildlife patterns and document changes in plant communities.

Entry is restricted and visitors must obtain special permits before entering the reserve. These rules exist to maintain the natural state of the area and support ongoing scientific research.

The reserve is home to populations of a rare daylily species that thrives in the specific conditions of the local temperate forest. This plant has adapted to the wet marshes and forest soils found throughout the area.

Location: Khabarovsk Krai

Inception: October 3, 1993

GPS coordinates: 50.80999,137.71921

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:08